Oscar Owen has a nice tutorial for doing three different tricks with a standard Sharpie pen.
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Oct 20, 2016
Learn 3 cool magic tricks with a Sharpie
A good pocket-sized magic trick - The Imp Bottle (includes imp)
Only you can make the Imp Bottle lie on its side. When spectators try, they will discover that the bottle stubbornly refuses to stay down. This trick has driven many people insane throughout the years. The secret is a tiny imp inside the bottle that is loyal to you alone. It requires no feeding or […]
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Watch Teller almost get SHOCKED by dangerous jugglers The Passing Zone, on 'Penn & Teller: Fool Us!'
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Allow one of the world's greatest magicians to melt your brain
Eric Chien’s got some nimble fingers, a shit-ton of showmanship, and a magic trick that’ll blow your mind. The trick is so frigging good that Chien won a 2018 Fism Grand Prix award with it.
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